← Back to context Comment by delichon 1 month ago Sometimes you have to give it up, sometimes not, which is why it's a heuristic and not a firm rule. 1 comment delichon Reply JumpCrisscross 1 month ago > Sometimes you have to give it up, sometimes not, which is why it's a heuristic and not a firm ruleWhich is practically useless when we’re discussing HHS data.
JumpCrisscross 1 month ago > Sometimes you have to give it up, sometimes not, which is why it's a heuristic and not a firm ruleWhich is practically useless when we’re discussing HHS data.
> Sometimes you have to give it up, sometimes not, which is why it's a heuristic and not a firm rule
Which is practically useless when we’re discussing HHS data.